SKU Amstetten

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Amstetten

Full name	Sportklub Union Amstetten
Founded	30 November 1997
Ground	Union-Platz
Capacity	3000
Coach	Jochen Fallmann
League	Austrian Football Second League
2019-20	Austrian Second League, 5th
Home colours Away colours Third colours

SKU Amstetten are an Austrian association football club founded in 1997 playing in Amstetten.

Stadium[]

The club plays at the modernised Union-Platz stadium, which has a capacity of 3000.^[1]

History[]

The club was founded by a merger of two local clubs, ASK Amstetten founded in 1932 and 'SC Union Amstetten founded in 1946.

They reached the quarter-finals of the Austrian Cup in the 2013/14 and 2019/20 seasons their best performances to date.

They were promoted to the second division in 2018, their highest division in history.

Historical league performance chart

Current squad[]

As of 16 August 2021

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  AUT Thomas Willersberger 3 DF  TUR Şefik Abalı (on loan from Göztepe) 4 DF  AUT Stefan Goldnagl 6 DF  AUT Can Kurt 7 MF  AUT Sebastian Leimhofer 8 MF  AUT Arne Ammerer 10 MF  ROU Alin Roman 11 MF  SRB Bojan Mustecic 12 DF  AUT Lukas Deinhofer 13 FW  AUT Florian Binder 15 MF  AUT Philipp Offenthaler 16 MF  NGA Wale Musa 17 FW  AUT Benjamin Rass

No. Pos. Nation Player 18 FW  AUT Stefan Feiertag 19 MF  AUT Tobias Teufner 20 MF  AUT Philipp Schellnegger 21 GK  AUT Benedikt Tober 23 MF  AUT Peter Tschernegg 27 DF  AUT Sebastian Dirnberger 28 GK  AUT Dennis Verwüster 29 FW  FRO John Frederiksen 30 DF  AUT Marco Stark 31 GK  AUT David Affengruber 32 DF  AUT Mario Vojkovic 33 FW  AUT Thomas Mayer 46 FW  CRO Dino Kovačec

Staff[]

^[2]

• Head coach: Jochen Fallmann
• Assistant coach: Gerhard Obermüller
• Goalkeeper coach: Wolfgang Haunschmid
• Athletic supervisor: Patrick Schagerl
• Team manager: Matthias Götz

References[]

External links[]

• http://www.sku-amstetten.at Official Website